Marion Delegation Hails McKinley in Canton Speech
A large Marion Indiana delegation visited Canton to hear Major McKinley speak on prosperity and how to bring it about. Spokesman Dr. W. R. Francis urged Indiana workers' support, claiming a 40,000 plurality for McKinley, while McKinley stressed domestic manufacturing and protecting American industry. Meantime 800 Crawford County residents in Meadville welcomed him as he appealed for united support for Republican policies.
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Polley
Indiana
Ohio
Ciis
Marion
Canton
United States
MckKinley
McKinley
Meadville
Crawford County
Federal
van Buren
Capt. Shepard
SUN
Danny
Thad
Gray Club Faces Critical Friday Meeting Over Gold Silver Split
A meeting of the Gray Club Friday night is said to hinge on a disputed financial rift between gold and silver factions. Silver members push for resignations of gold supporters, while gold members resist, risking a split that could end the club.
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Gray Club
Edward Thinmeyer
John Healing
Pindkilly
Eliair
The
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Sanini Mornex
Russell
Receiver Chosen for Te Flor Seed Company
The Union Trust Company was appointed receiver for the Te flor seed company Friday morning by Judge JoMas tera of the superior court. Capital National Bank filed the application earlier in the week as the largest creditor, claiming mismanagement and a debt around $15,000. Numerous other creditors exist. The receiver will take charge of the stock immediately and aim to maximize returns for creditors, with belief that most may be paid in full.
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Union Trust Company
Te Flor Seed Company
JoMastera
Superior Court
Capital National Bank
Deaths and births and marriage license names
A list of births and deaths with names ages and addresses, including George and Katie Zink, Edoward and Mary Eckfeldt, Louis and Mrs Mueller, c. W and Maggie Aukenbrock, Reuben and Anna Tutt, Leary and Cora Allen, Arthur and Mary Mackingie, Earnest Pilanney, M. P. Brandon, John Smith, James Cook, Infant Mueller, Francis Staggs, Harry Carrick, Mollie Waller, and a marriage license for Walter Wilson and May Bentley. A council committee on public safety and comfort discusses a proposed pawn brokers ordinance and record accessibility for pawn transactions. Special Bath Room Tiles and additions noted.
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Katie Zink
Weghorst-st
Edoward
Mary Eckfeldt
Bor. Louis
Mueller
New Jersey
C. W
Maggie Aukenbrock
Clifford-ave
Reuben
Anna Tutt
Leary
Cora Allen
W. Hugenest
Arthur
Mary Mackingie
Washington St
Earnest Pilanney
S. Fast-st
M. P. Brandon
John Smith
James Cook
E. Orange St
Francis Staggs
N. Senate-ave
Harry Carrick
Wells St
Mollie Waller
Walter Wilson
May Bentley
Council
Death on the rails and a wealthy old man’s fall
A man named Ralyi was killed near Indianapolis while crossing tracks when a Big Four freight train struck him. His head was severed, a day book and discontinued notes found on his person suggest past wealth from patent medicines. Coroner and police reported the scene near Whitsett's morgue and noted his address at 615 S Meridian.
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Baldwin Block
S. Meridian St
William S
Raiva
Clark Engle
Errin & Bloomer
I Corporation
Yacinyve
PCL. & St. L
Elisabeth Wodees
Ambrose Hodges
Brookside Pike
Hodg
St. Tl
Hodges
Still A Little Love In Indiana Fusion Politics
A sprawling Indiana political column details populists and Democrats shifting alliances, fusion talks, and blunt commentary on John W. Kern and Thomas Watson. It notes Parke County coalitions, Propels, and local committee maneuvering while reporting on Kern’s Pennsylvanian street encounter and Van Buren’s uncertain resignation.
Historic Corydon reunion tour and Wabash trip recount
The Thirty eights Indiana regiment held a reunion in Corydon with a general campfire in the oil city. R A Smock of the Indiana A R headquarters toured the old grounds used by earlier legislators, visited the Constitutional hotel near Carsville, and observed the famed Wim tree still thriving. He noted the tree’s spread and exposed roots and suggested fencing to protect it from animals. The piece evokes Duliana’s early lawmakers, the brick hotel dated to the 1830s, and Corydon’s picturesque but hard to reach status, with streetcar routes and tales from aging residents.
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Thirty-eighth Indiana Regiment
Corydon
Oil Capitol
R. A. Smock
Indiana
A. R
Wml
Duliana
Ole Constitutional
Carsvian
Isos
Tadas
Mr. Smock
Ia Bulhling
Fragmented Weather Incoherence and Odd Phrases
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions borianapolin and viehung at oo hours endines S, Sept. signals pains and cooler with dridsae wish cooler, Tranperatiore gel f2 of e eck. Friday, 0: " al 2 mehirk. Wd. fadv. Savurcas.
Milk Excluded From Chicago Over Typhoid Traces
Multiple local items report political nominations in Mannerehor hall and criminal court, plus a wave of civic and health notes. Milk from Drake County Jieligua linked to typhoid in Chicago. Health official Hurty to Crown Point to inspect it. Colonel Kerr promises clearance if milk tests safe.
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Chicago
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Woo'clock
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Bethel Church
Grandvee
State House
California
Washingtonesta
Andrew Clary
Anna Logan
John Logan
Sergt. Hyland
Mahoney
Butcher
Hite
Pope
Supt
Colbert
Roll Call
Herman Waterman
George Miller
Waterman
Miler
Miller
Tennie Humphrias
Delaware St
John VW. Sears
Hlumpnti¢s
Empire
Justice Spears
A Lady Cyclist Stumbles in Street Collision
A neatly dressed woman cyclist on Pennsylvania street Thursday afternoon calmly rode through a muddy scene after a collision with a reckless driver from Markei street. She disentangled herself, refused apologies, and remounted, mud speckled but unshaken.
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Notable Names Sail From Southampton On Paris Liner
Secretary Herbert ex mayor Gilroy and actress Ada Rehan departed Southampton for New York aboard the liner Paris. A Milwaukee deal transfers the Slocan Star mine in British Columbia to eastern capitalists for 2.85 million dollars, with August Smith of Milwaukee holding the controlling stake. The McKinley Republicans of Utah met at Mount Pleasant and endorsed protection and coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1, while electors were named for Bryan. In New Haven, Yale students disrupted a reception with scenes described as disgraceful, and the candidate commented on his tormentors before a Hartford audience as two speeches concluded and a weary day ended.
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Gilroy
Ada Rehan
Southampton
New York
Paris
Milwaukee
British Columbia
August Smith
McKinley Republicans
Utah
Mount Pleasant
Bryan
New Haven
Yale College
Hartford
Flour sacks guaranteed at all grocers Noblesville
Biscuit and bread buyers are urged to use Flour with guaranteed quality sold at every grocer in Noblesville. The notice emphasizes dependable flour for baking, appealing to homes and markets.
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